Author: Scouter Mom
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Tiger Curiosity, Intrigue, and Magical Mysteries Adventure
Tiger Cub Scouts learn about magic, science, secret codes, and other “mysteries” while working on the Curiosity Intrigue and Magical Mysteries adventure.
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My Turtle Swims Sideways Song
“My Turtle Swims Sideways” is a song often used in Cub Scout meetings and campfires. Each verse has a line about the leader’s turtle or fish, followed by a funny or unexpected line about someone else’s. It usually ends with a surprise. The song includes simple motions to match the words. It is easy to…
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Scoutmaster Conference: Adding Requirements
A Scoutmaster conference should be a simple talk that helps a Scout grow. It should not feel like a test or include surprise tasks that are not in the handbook. When extra demands appear, a Scout may feel discouraged or confused. Families can speak with troop leaders or district volunteers to clear things up. If…
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Sustainability Merit Badge
Scouts working on the Sustainability merit badge learn to conserve energy at home and think about how their food, housing, and consumption choices impact society at large. They make a plan to use the Earth’s resources more wisely. They also learn how the Scout Law and the Scout Oath promote more sustainable communities.
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National Outdoor Award Riding Segment Requirements
The Riding segment of the National Outdoor Awards program gives Scouts a chance to grow through real outdoor travel and steady miles. This segment covers many types of riding, such as cycling, horseback riding, skating, and motor boating. A Scout begins by earning a related merit badge or Venturing requirement. Then the Scout completes 200…
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Fruit and Yogurt Parfait Recipe
This fruit and yogurt parfait recipe is a simple snack youth can make with little help. It uses yogurt, granola, and fruit to build easy layers. The steps help Scouts practice measuring and choosing ingredients. It also works well for groups, since everyone builds their own parfait at their own pace. The recipe encourages healthy…
